Sentence examples for the legislative data from inspiring English sources

We were particularly excited to see LII's work on the Legislative Data Model being adopted in government information systems, as well as FDsys metadata in RDF.

With FiscalNote, on the other hand, they can go to one site that aggregates all of the legislative data posted to public sources.

"The dream is that eventually we'd like to be able to bring campaign finance data into the platform and put that together side by side with the legislative data, so that you could actually see and start to show how money has an influence on politics," said Wirth.

We're back from the 2017 Legislative Data and Transparency Conference in Washington, DC, where technologists from the federal government and transparency organizations presented their latest open data work.

Josh Tauberer, an open government activist who first asked the Library of Congress for legislative data back in 2004, was recognized at the event for his pioneering work building scrapers to convert legislative documents into open government data at Govtrack.us.us

While I fully agree with the idea that legislative data needs to be structured, machine-readable and freely accessible, I wish more of these conversations mentioned the tragic state of our regulatory/administrative information, not to mention administrative procedures.

Amendment data is from the Government Publishing Office's bulk legislative data service.

Other classes of data may include, e.g., legislative data that depends on the current legislation in which the service is hosted, or data injected by a broker during an advanced service deployment.

Moore, who was also commenting on the lack of access to legislative data necessary to track bills as they progress through Congress, is part of a cottage industry of civic hackers who attempt to make some of the data accessible to the public.

Under Lira's admirable bi-partisan lobbying, Congress has agreed to place legislation online for three days prior to voting, has experimented with direct democracy through cell phones (YouCut), and is on the verge of releasing vital legislative data for use by government watchdogs.

Thinking about the highly-granular approach needed to make legislative data usefully recombinant — as suggested in the section on fragmentation and recombination above — quickly leads to practical questions about where all those granular identifiers will come from.